Tulpa Induced Lucid dream!

**lonewolf101** · 05-17-2013 11:25 PM

First before i go any further, let me explain what a Tulpa is, using the website (http://tulpa.info):

"A tulpa is believed to be an autonomous consciousness which also exists in a self imposed hallucinatory body, which is usually much of your choice. A tulpa is entirely sentient and in control of its opinions, feelings, movements." so it's not just something you mentally see. it's more like a hallucination, making it visible to you (and you only from what i know) in reality.

So basically once you work on getting and creating your Tulpa, I had an idea on connecting this to lucid dreaming. since a tulpa is basically an embodiment of your subconscious, you can ask him/her to remind you that your dreaming inside your dream. I would want to see how this goes with someone here who already has a tulpa.

Also for more information on Tulpas, if you believe this can't be possible, go on the website. (Tulpa.Info)

**Peranthai** · 05-17-2013 11:28 PM

I think there is something similar to this called CALD (Character Induced Lucid Dreaming) where you create a dream character during a lucid dream that is suppose to come and tell you when your dreaming.

**lonewolf101** · 05-18-2013 12:48 AM

Originally Posted by Peranthai

I think there is something similar to this called CALD (Character Induced Lucid Dreaming) where you create a dream character during a lucid dream that is suppose to come and tell you when your dreaming.

I've also heard of that. the problem with that is that you'd have to be lucid from the beginning. this is something you can tell your Tulpa before you go to sleep

**swiggityswag** · 05-18-2013 02:06 AM

You may want to ask some of the people from Tulpa Land

**Scionox** · 05-18-2013 07:44 AM

*Moved to Beyond Dreaming*

**Despierto** · 05-18-2013 01:16 PM

Well, I believe, if you have the ability to create such hallucinations at will, you would not be having problems inducing lucid dreams.

**Icekler** · 06-04-2013 08:23 PM

I've tried it and my tulpa finds it hard to enter my dreams. She's more active during the day.

**IAmLucid** · 06-05-2013 03:28 AM

Damn sounds kinda scary to be honest ill look into it

**shadowofwind** · 06-06-2013 05:45 AM

I had something like a tulpa for a year or two. It gave nightly messages in dreams and performed a few waking-life miracles. My most notable lucid dreams were connected with that. I still dream every night and I know I'm dreaming, but they don't have the same strength to them.

I doubt that creating a tulpa on purpose would be much help. The tulpa doesn't embody anything that's not there all the time anyway, even though it takes special circumstances to precipitate it into a personal demon like that. As the tulpa/entity/familar-spirit faded from my experience, the impression it gave was that this was a positive development, and I don't think I've really lost anything. If anything its stronger now, it just doesn't have exhibit a personal will and personality like that, and its activity is integrated better with my waking life destiny.

If there's something you want to do, or that you want to understand, seek it. If the existence of a tulpa facilitates that, then it will come into being. Otherwise its probably better left unrealized, so to speak. To some extent its like having a child. Its wrong to create it for frivolous reasons, it has a life of sorts and you're responsible for it.

**Stormy Skies** · 06-10-2013 09:15 PM

Well, a tulpa is a living thing, like you or I. It just shares our brain with us. Making a tulpa for purely enhancing your lucid dreaming abilty is wrong. if you are going to make a tulpa, be prepared to have a friend that will be with you for the rest of your life. Now if you want, you can create a servitor, which is similar to a tulpa except they arent concsous... They are essentially robots. You can 'program' them to do certain things for you, like making you become lucid in dreams. Be warned, it isnt unheard of for servitors to become sentient over time.